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KAR 154 (P282614)

Literary, Middle Assyrian, Assur · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationKAR 154
IDP282614
Museum no.VAT 10164
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1[i+na] u₄-me {d}IŠKUR i-ša-tu-qu-ni NU.GIG-MEŠ u₂-še-ṣu-niOn the day that Adad rises, the charioteers will bring (them).
2[x] 1/2 SILA₃ NINDA 7 ma-ka-la-tu 1 SILA₃ ŠIM 2 BAN₂ KAŠ i+na E₂-ša-li-me ⸢DU₃⸣[x] 1/2 qû of bread, 7 mashkalu-bowls, 1 sila of flour, 2 seahs of beer in the granary of the temple
3i+na ŠA₃ an-ni-ma 3 SILA₃ NINDA 7 ma-ka-la-tu a-na E₂ {d}IŠKUR 1 SILA₃ NINDA 1 ma-kal-tuFrom this 3 litres of bread, 7 mash-tubs for the temple of Adad, 1 litre of bread and 1 wash-tub.
4NU.GIG-MEŠ in-ha a-na pa-ni {d}IŠKUR i-na-di-a im-ha i-pa-ša-raThe nugig priestess he shall bring to the presence of Adad. He shall carry out the rites.
5SANGA ša [te-lil]-te u₂-lal NU.GIG-MEŠ DINGIR u₂-la-aThe priest of the pure rites shall purify; the priests shall not revere the god.
6SANGA NU.[GIG-MEŠ] ⸢iš⸣-tu E₂ {d}IŠKUR u₂-ṣu-niThe priest, the nugig priestess of the temple of Adad built.
7a-na ⸢KA₂⸣ [a-bu-sa₃]-te ša {d}MAŠ ša E₂ aš+šur <il-lu-ku> SANGA u₂-šab NU.GIG-MEŠTo the gate of the abusātu-priestess of Ninurta of the temple of Ašur they shall go (and) the priest shall enter. The priests
8in-ha [i-na-di-a] {⸢munus⸣}NU.GIG-MEŠ in-ha i-pa-ša-ra SANGA ša te-lil-te u₂-lalhe gave to me. The šangû-priests inha he will perform. The priest of the purification rites shall perform.
9NU.GIG-MEŠ DINGIR [u₂-la]-a i+na KA₂ sa₃-mu-uh il-lak NU.GIG-MEŠ in-ha i-na-di-aThe priestess of the god will not go to the gate of Samuḫ; the priestesses will eat and drink.
10in-ha i-pa-ša-ra SANGA ša te-lil-te u₂-lal NU.GIG-MEŠ DINGIR u₂-la-a 1 SILA₃ NINDAThe priest performs the extispicy. The nugig priestess of the god does not eat 1 qû of bread.
111 ma-kal-tu 1 SILA₃ KAŠ 6{šu} ku-ṣa-e ša ma-kal-te [...]1 malt, 1 qû of beer, 6 cubits of malt
12i+na ma-qe-e i-na-qi-<a> MU {d}E₂.A-MAN {d}IDIGNA{la₂} KIMIN {d}UTU iz-[za-kar]At the libation he will offer. The name of Ea-šarru and Digna ditto Šamaš he shall proclaim.
13NU.GIG-MEŠ a-na {e₂}ha-am-ri il-la-ka SANGA u₂-šab NU.GIG-[MEŠ]The priest goes to the Hamru temple. The priest places the priests.
14[in]-ha i-na-di-a SANGA ša te-lit-te u₂-lal 1 SILA₃ NINDA 1 SILA₃ KAŠ [...]The priest of the extispicy will compensate. 1 litre of bread, 1 liter of beer ...
15[x] ⸢x {e₂}ha⸣-am-ri ⸢x x⸣ [x x] ⸢x za x x x e⸣ [...]... the hamru-house
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1'SANGA [...]The priest ...
2'i-ka-[...]Ika-
3'1 1/2 SILA₃ NINDA 5 SILA₃ [...]1 1/2 qû of bread, 5 qa of ...
4'ša aš+šur KIMIN {d}IŠKUR e-pal a-ri-ik-ta ša UR₂ [...]Of Assyria, ditto, Adad, I have entrusted to you the scepter of the body
5'u₂-šal-pu-tu re-eh-ti NINDA KAŠ KA₂ ka-a-ri SANGA NU.GIG-[MEŠ ...]The remainder of bread and beer at the gate of the granary. The priest, the chariot fighters
6'SANGA NU.GIG-MEŠ a-na E₂ {d}IŠKUR i-tu-ru-ni du-ma-qi ša NU.GIG-[MEŠ]The priest of the nugig priestess returned to the temple of Adad. The good things of the nīnû priests
7'i-pa-ṭu-ru 3 SILA₃ NINDA 1 BAN₂ KAŠ 1 UDU 1 SILA₃ ŠIM-MEŠ a-na pa-an {d}IŠKUR in-ni-⸢pu⸣-[šu]3 litres of bread, 1 seah of beer, 1 sheep, 1 litre of aromatics for Adad he presented to him.
8'i+na UDU šu-a-šu {uzu}GABA {uzu}ZAG.LU GU₂ si-si-a-te 1 {uzu}UR₂-šu ⸢te⸣-e-ši TIFrom that sheep the breast-bone (and) the shoulder-bone, the neck-bone(s) and the tendons, 1 of his kidneys, ētêši-plant he will recover.
9'3 TI-MEŠ 3 ki-iṣ-ri a-na IGI {d}ša-la 3 TI-MEŠ 3 ki-iṣ-ri a-na IGI {d}ta-ra-mu-aThree times three kiṣru offerings before Šala, three times three offerings before Taramua.
10'2+1 TI-MEŠ 3 ki-iṣ-ri a-na IGI {d}ku-be ša <E₂> {d}IŠKUR {uzu}šu-me-la a-na IGI {d}a-ni2+1 persons, 3 kiṣru offerings before Kūbe of the temple of Adad, šumēla offerings before Anu
11'bu-gur-ra a-na pa-ni {d}ku-be ša E₂ {d}a-ni im ⸢x⸣ du ir-ri x.GAL [x]a bugurru-vessel in front of Kūbe of the temple of Anu, clay ...
12'kur-si-na-te pa-ni-a-te a-lah₂-hi-nu re-eh₂-ti UZU-MEŠ NU.GIG-MEŠ i-ka-la-aThe former kursinātu-priests, millers, will eat the rest of the meat of the nugig priestess.
13'⸢KUŠ⸣ gi-du SA.LAL SANGA ša {d}IŠKUR i-laq-qe [...]The priest of Adad will take the e22kušu-stone, the reed mat, the bolt
14'[ki]-⸢ma⸣ pa-ni {d}IŠKUR x.GAL NU.GIG-MEŠ TUR-MEŠ zi-im-ri-šu-nu [...]Before Adad the chief of the priests, young and old, their faces
15'[x x] ma-ka-la-a-te ⸢x⸣-MEŠ UTUL₂ GIŠ-MEŠ A-MEŠ ha-aṣ-ba [...]... offerings of the ...-houses; a large bowl with wood and water to drink
16'[...]-ri ki har-ma-ki ša-li-mu [...]... in the place of battle, peace ...
17'[...] bi ⸢x⸣ [...]... that

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